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Early years and childcare providers will receive money paid directly to them under a new Government scheme to help unemployed parents pay for childcare while they attend training.
Private, voluntary and independent nurseries are losing more than 1 per hour per child by offering places funded by the Nursery Education Grant, a leading business organisation has warned.
Some ideas for getting the most out of your setting’s local area. By Julie Mountain
Ofsted is promoting high-quality practice by childminders in a new initiative based on inspections. Karen Faux reports.
Under the Government's new schools admissions plan, parents will be able to reserve places in reception classes for up to a year for their four-year-olds, while enjoying free full-time early years...
Supporting parents Mark-making fascinates young children - you have only to look at the baby making marks with spilt milk to see this in action. Over time, children start to attach meanings to the...
Writing an SEN policy This should cover your overall arrangements for children with SEN, including admissions, your access to specialist facilities, and any staff with specialist qualifications. Think...
By Richard Dorrance, chief executive of the Council for Awards in Child Care and Education (CACHE) In October 2000 the Government announced a consultation into the review of the National Training...
The schemas explored by a child over his two years at nursery are described by Louise King, a family worker at the Pen Green Centre, Northampton.